Named Entity Results, Gilman Griffin

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Phalanx with a beautiful standard.
The ceremony took place before the meeting-house of the first parish, and was worthy the occasion.
Captain Blanchard having been promoted to the office of Lieutenant-Colonel, he resigned his office as commander of the Phalanx; and, Nov. 13, 1844, James W. Brooks was chosen as his successor.
In 1846, Captain Brooks was honorably discharged; and, April 10, Charles Caldwell was elected Captain.
After serving acceptably, he resigned; and, May 9, 1849, Gilman Griffin was elected in his place.
The last meeting held by the company was Dec. 18, 1849, when it was concluded to discontinue the organization, resign the charter, and return the standard to the ladies who gave it. The standard was placed in the Town Hall.
Lawrence Light guard.
This young and enthusiastic corps begins its military career under the most favorable auspices; and every one wishes it prosperity.
It is composed wholly of Medford men, and it will sustain a Medford reputation